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steve tweets, hi, with an exclamation point. wonder if coal is dead, particularly arch coal or is there some hope long-term? >> it was a disasers of a quarter. the only good news, 35 million trades, seven times normal volume. there's still better places to be if you want to play coal. play it with the rails. we talked about it for awhile. ksu. >> and tim, jared tweets to you -- >> jared? what's up buddy. >> finally people are starting to realize apple is too cheap. maybe buffett is watching? >> well, jared, come on. apple is cheap. 10 1/2 times is very tough. but buffett jumping in to be a savior this is not goldman sachs in the middle of the crisis. no way. >> way to tell jared. got your first move tomorrow when we come right back. stay tuned. oh this is lame, investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fees. is that what you're looking for, like a hidden fee in your giant mom bag? maybe i have them... oh that's right i don't because i rolled my account over to e-trade where... woah. okay... they
steve tweets, hi, with an exclamation point. wonder if coal is dead, particularly arch coal or is there some hope long-term? >> it was a disasers of a quarter. the only good news, 35 million trades, seven times normal volume. there's still better places to be if you want to play coal. play it with the rails. we talked about it for awhile. ksu. >> and tim, jared tweets to you -- >> jared? what's up buddy. >> finally people are starting to realize apple is too cheap. maybe...
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pete and steve clash over whether you should buy shares of the social media giant. that street fight is up next. hello! how sharp is your business security? can it help protect your people and property, while keeping out threats to your operations? it's not working! yes it is. welcome to tyco integrated security. with world-class monitoring centers and thousands of qualified technicians. we've got a personal passion to help your business run safer, smarter, and sharper. we are tyco integrated security. and we are sharper. >>> facebook getting soft. shares off more than 13% over the past five sessions, leaving some to question the stamina of facebook's recent rally. the activity sparking a street fight. pete is the bull, steve is the bear tonight. we've got 80 seconds -- >> 80 seconds? >> i think it's 90 seconds. pete, you're up first. >> let's a very difficult bull argument right now. if you are looking at valuation, it's very difficult. but when you look at what they've been able to do, mark zuckerberg came out, everybody wanted him to produce with mobile. he's don
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bush and steve camerota, center for immigration studies. what do you think about this idea that immigration reform would help reduce the deficit. do you buy that? >> you know, i really don't. not under president obama and his sort of spend habits. but what i do think is going to happen when you look at congress, they're going to view this immigration reform package and figure out a way, they will need to figure out a way to make it as revenue neutral as possible or reduce deficits. there will be a cost associated with implementing any form of this immigration reform. in 2006 we saw the cbo came out saying that the plan that president bush had proposed was going to basically raise the deficit $18 billion. but again, there will be questions that need to be hammered out with the details of an immigration reform package. melissa: christian, it is so hard to quantify what this really means. if you make more immigrants legal, that is more stress on the system. they will use more social services but it is also a higher tax base. how do you think i
bush and steve camerota, center for immigration studies. what do you think about this idea that immigration reform would help reduce the deficit. do you buy that? >> you know, i really don't. not under president obama and his sort of spend habits. but what i do think is going to happen when you look at congress, they're going to view this immigration reform package and figure out a way, they will need to figure out a way to make it as revenue neutral as possible or reduce deficits. there...
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>> thank you very much, steve. let's bring in the chief financial economist at jefferys. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. my pleasure. >> now, i think as far as most of the public is concerned, these figures are stub pbornly low. but i guess the good news is, the glass half full argument is the fiscal cliff in december didn't really hurt the employment picture from where we have been. and indeed, the tax rises that we had in january, similarly don't appear to have suppressed the job growth either from that relatively low level. would you agree? >> well, the data is a little bit muddled right now for a variety of reasons, including the fiscal cliff. but i think that what we have seen from the data, and this is including the employment numbers this morning, is that the economy is very resilient. that it's healing. that the labor market is zigzagging in the right direction. i would have been happier if the household survey was as encouraging as the establishment survey. but we've had divergences for most of this recovery. >> let's talk about the employment and cons
>> thank you very much, steve. let's bring in the chief financial economist at jefferys. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. my pleasure. >> now, i think as far as most of the public is concerned, these figures are stub pbornly low. but i guess the good news is, the glass half full argument is the fiscal cliff in december didn't really hurt the employment picture from where we have been. and indeed, the tax rises that we had in january, similarly don't appear to have...
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. >> you know, todd, steve lewis at monument securities is basically asking today whether in europe, mario draghi is playing a confidence strike on everybody. and he can't actually come in to intervene in the markets in order to support the bond markets. do you bother watching european news anymore or is it dead to you? does it not matter to the european rally? >> yeah, you know, that's a great question, simon. and that's something i was -- we were thinking in the back of our minds, back late last year how europe is in a way disappeared from the headlines. it seems the past three, four years now, early in the first quarter, europe always comes back in the picture. it was something that was on our minds in terms of what -- >> so do you want -- >> the ball will drop. >> but do you watch -- >> if you think about it, i think there has been a disconnect between the u.s. equity markets and europe throughout the last 12 or 18 months. the u.s. market will respond to europe. do we watch it? yes, we do. i think there's some noise, if you will, from day to day. but overall, there has been a dis
. >> you know, todd, steve lewis at monument securities is basically asking today whether in europe, mario draghi is playing a confidence strike on everybody. and he can't actually come in to intervene in the markets in order to support the bond markets. do you bother watching european news anymore or is it dead to you? does it not matter to the european rally? >> yeah, you know, that's a great question, simon. and that's something i was -- we were thinking in the back of our minds,...
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steve, thank you for coming on. >> my pleasure. melissa: is raising the minimum wage a good or bad idea? your responses were mixed, but more think it's a bad idea than a good one. maybe you did the math with me. we want to hear from more of you. like us on facebook or follow me on twitter. okay, things could go from bad to worse for boeing. 23,000 of its engineering may go on strike, and the build 787 dreamliner debacle could be soaring. can they pull out of the financial tail spin? details next. if your kids are like my two sons, they go crazy at the very sight of this. my are watching at home. the demand for these toys spreading like wildfire, and grown men fight to play with these toys -- oh, he got it. all right, they have not spent a dime on commercials. its ceo joins us to explain this genius strategy. give me my truck back, that's mine! [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ male announcer ] join the nearly 7 million investors
steve, thank you for coming on. >> my pleasure. melissa: is raising the minimum wage a good or bad idea? your responses were mixed, but more think it's a bad idea than a good one. maybe you did the math with me. we want to hear from more of you. like us on facebook or follow me on twitter. okay, things could go from bad to worse for boeing. 23,000 of its engineering may go on strike, and the build 787 dreamliner debacle could be soaring. can they pull out of the financial tail spin?...
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steve grasso. >> surround it. >> dr. j? where do you cast your vote? >> well, i think if indeed the consumer is feeling strapped somewhat by the payroll tax going back in, being implemented again, then i think that hurts a lower end product like a cereal much more than it does the higher end products, so, i guess i'm going to side with the bear. >> way to go. >> victory for brian kelly. >> that's it? you don't get -- >> no, i decided. >> get sallie back here. >> she's going to love you after that hoya comment. nice. >> she'll never come back again. all right. let's go to brian sullen and you're taking a look at how options traders are playing gis. >> i think b.k. is short-lived on the victory speech here. if you look at the option activity today, we saw a buyer, 500 calls, the april 43 calls, paying 54 cents, so, the option trader seeing general mills trade to the upside, you know, 5%, 10% here, fom lowing their earnings report coming up in march. sort of an earnings play. bull activity here. and have to side with the new warren buffett here, he's outp
steve grasso. >> surround it. >> dr. j? where do you cast your vote? >> well, i think if indeed the consumer is feeling strapped somewhat by the payroll tax going back in, being implemented again, then i think that hurts a lower end product like a cereal much more than it does the higher end products, so, i guess i'm going to side with the bear. >> way to go. >> victory for brian kelly. >> that's it? you don't get -- >> no, i decided. >> get...
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. >> reporter: boy scout steve tenet and his 16-year-old son christopher have been involved in the last five years. they're straight but don't like the policy excluding gays. >> i have a huge problem with that. >> what did you learn when you found that a local troop threw out a kid because he was gay? >> i was shocked. shocked and amazed. appalled. i couldn't believe it. >> the teen thrown out last october was 18-year-old ryan andresne who was about to become an eagle scout. >> it's totally devastating. >> i can't imagine ever doing that to a boy, but that's what this policy would have me do. >> but others in scouting about washing about the quick change. >> we were caught completely off guard with it. we've had a policy that's been in place for over a hundred years that seems to have functioned for the most part soundly. >> reporter: in a letter to the boy scout board of directors, godfrey's council urged that voting on the change be delayed. the tenents hour say they're ready to accept gays. >> there's a 16-year-old going on a camping trip, does gay scouts going along bother you? >> i
. >> reporter: boy scout steve tenet and his 16-year-old son christopher have been involved in the last five years. they're straight but don't like the policy excluding gays. >> i have a huge problem with that. >> what did you learn when you found that a local troop threw out a kid because he was gay? >> i was shocked. shocked and amazed. appalled. i couldn't believe it. >> the teen thrown out last october was 18-year-old ryan andresne who was about to become an...
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steve we've got to leave it there. steve with us, steve is with vanderbilt university. >> sie: lots otalk on wa street about dell going private, with some saying the struggling computer maker could make the move as early as tomorrow. the wall street journal cites sources as saying the final buyout price could top $23 billion, or as much as $13.75 a share. reportedly, the partners in the buyout include founder michael dell, silver lake partners, the private equity firm, and microsoft, each putting up billions of dollars. >> susie: tom, a lot has changed in the p.c. market since michael dell founded the company 30 years ago, the question now is what shape dell will take as a private company. >> tom: susie, dell shares followed the broader market lower. let's get going with tonight's "market focus." >> tom: stocks were lower after hitting five and a half year highs on friday. the s&p 5nd w ureaser pssure from the opening bell. the selling picked up into the ercling bell. the index ended lower by 1.1%.cl volume fell from f
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. >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: amazing. >> steve: sounds like a record. >> jimmy: yeah. sounds fake but it's not. >> steve: no, you're walking down -- [ imitating bocelli ] ♪ oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] imagine, he's been so psyched that we keep doing that. walk by the dressing room going -- [ imitating bocelli ] ♪ he's like, would you leave me alone. [ laughter ] you guys, this -- the super bowl is this weekend. and in honor of that, we wanted to try cool interactive experiments with you guys at home. so we asked you to get dressed up in your favorite football stuff -- t-shirt, jersey, face paint, body paint, whatever. -- and send in the video telling us why you love your team so much. and then, say "whoo" for the camera. we got tons of videos in. funny ones, weird ones. some with kids. some with dogs. one with a dude that had plungers on his nipples. [ laughter ] it was crazy. but then, we asked the gregory brothers -- these are the super talented guys behind "autotune the news." -- to take the videos, put them all together and make a song out o
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steve we've got to leave it there. steve with us, steve is with vanderbilt university. >> susie: lots of talk on wall street about dell going private, with some saying the struggling computer maker could make the move as early as tomorrow. the wall street journal cites sources as saying the final buyout price could top $23 billion, or as much as $13.75 a share. reportedly, the partners in the buyout include founder michael dell, silver lake partners, the private equity firm, and microsoft, each putting up billions of dollars. >> susie: tom, a lot has changed in the p.c. market since michael dell founded the company 30 years ago, the question now is what shape dell will take as a private company. >> tom: susie, dell shares followed the broader market lower. let's get going with tonight's "market focus." >> tom: stocks were lower after hitting five and a half year highs on friday. the s&p 500 was under pressure from the opening bell. the selling picked up into the closing bell. the index ended lower by 1.1%. volume fell
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melissa: steve, this is like you're on the way out the door, and everything's a mess. you just turn and blame someone else, i guess? i can't make sense of this. >> yeah. i think james' last point is a key point. the money didn't go where we needed it. i didn't like the way the stimulus was crafted, but if you were going to spend that money, more of it should have been on actual infrastructure programs which we know that we're going to need to fund at some point. so about $27.5 billion of that total 787 billion went to roads and bridges. there was some other money that went to other kinds of infrastructure projects. but it wasn't really that great a percentage of the original stimulus. i think what ray lahood is lamenting now is that he didn't have even more money to do this because we know that ray lahood is in love with spending on these kinds of projects. remember, he was the secretary who sent back when scott walker sent back money for high-speed rail that wisconsin residents didn't want, ray lahood said, in effect, you're going to take it whether you want it or not
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i'm going to give it to steve. >> wow. this is karen's first defeat. >> look, i've been defeated already by this stock the last two days, so, i -- you know, i -- >> i'm sorry to pile on. >> no, no, that's okay. >> fedex rallying to fresh 52-week highs. this as the u.s. postal service will stop first class mail service on saturday, starting in august. mike khouw, how are the options traders trading fedex at this point? >> the option traders are making short-term bearish belts. the most active by the february 105 puts. these expire a week from friday. they were buying them at 85 cents on average. that means they are expecting the stock to be below in just over a week. >> all right. you can catch more options actions every friday at 5:00 on cnbc. >>> coming up next, banking on the hottest trade in the world. and romming the dice on online gambling stocks. why one investor has a beef with one of gambling's biggest names. >>> plus, we pace wagers on some winners. >>> plus, jeremy stoppelman. his thoughts on the latest earnings
i'm going to give it to steve. >> wow. this is karen's first defeat. >> look, i've been defeated already by this stock the last two days, so, i -- you know, i -- >> i'm sorry to pile on. >> no, no, that's okay. >> fedex rallying to fresh 52-week highs. this as the u.s. postal service will stop first class mail service on saturday, starting in august. mike khouw, how are the options traders trading fedex at this point? >> the option traders are making...
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the winning for steve and terry weaver started saturday when steve bought a $1 million scratchoff and won. but the weavers were right on target, feeling so lucky the next day that terry bought a scratchoff. she won $50,000 off of that one. they say they were afraid to chaim their winnings, actually saying they thought it could rise some eyebrows because someone would say, you both won during the same weekend. dism i thought we'd have to take a lie detector test and put our hand on a bible. >> the weavers say they plan to investment the money, so they're going to be smart with their finances. >> i want to travel down to arkansas and buy my tickets where they buy them. >> absolutely. >>reporter: it is now time for "caption this." we post these to the abc 2 facebook page and allow you to caption them. this is the ohara family, i actually got to meet them at the raven's parade yesterday. this is natalie and hailey. frank wrote world champs, katie, her caption was oh, oh, oh, oh, and we heard that downtown a lot yesterday covering that parade. and troy walker, -- tori walker she says we go
the winning for steve and terry weaver started saturday when steve bought a $1 million scratchoff and won. but the weavers were right on target, feeling so lucky the next day that terry bought a scratchoff. she won $50,000 off of that one. they say they were afraid to chaim their winnings, actually saying they thought it could rise some eyebrows because someone would say, you both won during the same weekend. dism i thought we'd have to take a lie detector test and put our hand on a bible....
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let's bring in steve liesman. steve, you've had a listen to what the traders have to say. there was some data out this morning that suggests that that lousy gdp number wasn't great, wasn't as lousy. >> you know, my 99% agreement with the traders is going to take a serious statistical decline right now. i'm in bold disagreement with, first of all, josh saying if you don't follow the gdp numbers -- i think if you don't -- >> i said don't follow -- >> 70% of stock movement is on the macro call here. even more so than -- what is the beta out there? most stocks move together as a unit in sync with -- >> let me clarify. i agree with you. it's important to follow. what i'm saying is don't time bias and sells. >> i agree with that. >> china grew at 7% last year, the shanghai was down. greece had gdp shrink and the market was up 30%. how can we possibly say there's a statistical correlation to stock market -- >> you do want to be on the right side of the curve -- >> you want to be aware. >> more than aware. >> greece had shrinking gdp and its stock market went up 30% last year. >>
let's bring in steve liesman. steve, you've had a listen to what the traders have to say. there was some data out this morning that suggests that that lousy gdp number wasn't great, wasn't as lousy. >> you know, my 99% agreement with the traders is going to take a serious statistical decline right now. i'm in bold disagreement with, first of all, josh saying if you don't follow the gdp numbers -- i think if you don't -- >> i said don't follow -- >> 70% of stock movement is on...
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my bet is this stock goes higher tomorrow and you say, steve, you're right. >> last word to you, doc. >> i'm hoping i won't have to say steve, you're right, something i haven't done before and hoping this won't be the first time. >> and now twho made the more compelli compelling argument? >> the doc did. too much risk on green mountain coffee. if i want my coffee trade will look at sjm or starbucks. >> since the beginning of january nearly 250 stocks in s&p 500 have hit newhighs, many names you probably have in your portfolios. we will trade some names and put them on the wall. have a look at these names. which stocks have hit new highs. >> jpmorgan, one of the names we talked about. i think this name will be in the 50s before you blink and will happen very soon. we had a debate on netflix. i think it is on its way towards 200. on its way now, $183. i know there's a big short and part of why it's moving up the way it is. i realize it was under 100 before earnings but i think it has 200 written all over it. >> goldman sachs, picking up incredible amounts of market share. i think there
my bet is this stock goes higher tomorrow and you say, steve, you're right. >> last word to you, doc. >> i'm hoping i won't have to say steve, you're right, something i haven't done before and hoping this won't be the first time. >> and now twho made the more compelli compelling argument? >> the doc did. too much risk on green mountain coffee. if i want my coffee trade will look at sjm or starbucks. >> since the beginning of january nearly 250 stocks in s&p 500...
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steve liesman, also thank you for sitting in all week. that's been terrific. becky and joe, it's been great. good luck over the weekend. we hope you get back here and it all works out. say hello to nemo and the weather. we're going to see you -- >> be careful with all that snow. >> absolutely. anyway, make sure you join us monday. "squawk on the street" begins right now. >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm melissa lee. we're live from the new york stock exchange. let's see how your friday session is setting up on the u.s. futures. it looks like we'll have a positive session with the s&p looking at 2 at the open, dow looking at 13. in europe, the eu summit continues. but the action really taking its cues from china this morning. we have green arrows across the board in europe. take a look at asia. strong eco data out of china in focus. much more on that in just a moment. the road map begins at the golden arches. not even the cheddar onion burgers could help mcdonald's. they missed estimates in every region. asia was down a whopping 9
steve liesman, also thank you for sitting in all week. that's been terrific. becky and joe, it's been great. good luck over the weekend. we hope you get back here and it all works out. say hello to nemo and the weather. we're going to see you -- >> be careful with all that snow. >> absolutely. anyway, make sure you join us monday. "squawk on the street" begins right now. >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm melissa lee. we're...
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steve has the friday and weekend forecast. how does it look? >> looking good. we do have another morning 30s and 40s. probably a little bit more fog this morning than we had north bay and east bay. overall hazy sunshine. maybe a few subtle changes on the weekend. i'll get to that in ten minutes. highs today right where they were yesterday. mid to upper 60s. >>> steve, good morning. northbound 280 traffic looks good. it's a nice looking drive. also if you are driving on the traffic here on highway 4 it's moving well. you are about to see some information pop up on the changeable message signs that you see on the roads. new amber alert is about to be issued. just got off the phone with chp they told me all the information. we'll have all the information as soon as oakland police does give us more. you will see it and we'll have it for you. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have breaking news coming out of turkey this morning. a suicide bomber set off explosives right outside the american embassy. at least two people were killed, several others have been hurt. com
steve has the friday and weekend forecast. how does it look? >> looking good. we do have another morning 30s and 40s. probably a little bit more fog this morning than we had north bay and east bay. overall hazy sunshine. maybe a few subtle changes on the weekend. i'll get to that in ten minutes. highs today right where they were yesterday. mid to upper 60s. >>> steve, good morning. northbound 280 traffic looks good. it's a nice looking drive. also if you are driving on the...
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steve liesman, we'll see you tomorrow. join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla, with melissa lee, jim cramer. david faber is off. signs of reemerging political turmoil, both in spain, and in italy making investors a little bit reluctant to press the button for the upside. it comes after the dow did top 14,000 on friday for the first time in more than five years. look at europe, that's where the story's going to be for most of the morning before we close at 11:30 eastern time. germany taking it down 1,100 points as well. asia got action as well as china. nonmanufacturing came in better than expected. clearly the story is going to be in europe for most of the morning. >> we've certainly seen a flight to safety take place this morning, as we've seen the bond yields, particularly the spanish 10-year bond yields blowing out overnight. we're seeing bids higher today. german bonds also higher. the 10-year yield in the united states, back below 2% at this p
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on the fundamental point it's steve cortes founder of veracruz and cnbc contributor. did i read this correctly, you shorted disney? >> listen, it's not easy to fight a stock that has it at an all-time high but this has gotten very frothy. as a disclaimer i have to admit that i took the disney cruise with my kids a few years ago. let me tell you something it was hell on the water. got the norovirus. i would rather have been on the endurance stuck in the ice than on that boat, but aside from that, i do have real world reasons outside of my own experience to fight disney one, a fundamental one and technical one even though i'm supposed to be the fundamental guy. the fundamental reason is falling wages. wage growth is tepid at best in this economy. b of a put a report out that this week with high gasoline prices and falling wages that's a toxic recipe going forward and the second reason, and when i look at apple versus disney, these two stocks until roughly thanksgiving traded very much in unison and we've seen a very we well-advertised plunge. i think that's broader and
on the fundamental point it's steve cortes founder of veracruz and cnbc contributor. did i read this correctly, you shorted disney? >> listen, it's not easy to fight a stock that has it at an all-time high but this has gotten very frothy. as a disclaimer i have to admit that i took the disney cruise with my kids a few years ago. let me tell you something it was hell on the water. got the norovirus. i would rather have been on the endurance stuck in the ice than on that boat, but aside...
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charlie: steve jobs. obviously he was the once in a generation visionary in terms of repeatedly producing products that were beautiful intuitive and loved. >> charlie: what do you make of the fall in their stock price? >> i think my guess is tim cook and that team are not worrying about the short term stock price. they're building for the longer term and stocks go up and down. if you get too focused on that you get distracted. >> charlie: larry page. reated a great company called google who is going through their first real challenges in terms of small disruption around the edges. >> charlie: what is that disruption? >> well, the disvupg is how search is being used. it's a different metaphor. facebook could potentially start searching. disruption is never head on. it's always around the edges. what that forces us to do is a large technology company is to reimagine, reinvent how we operate. >> charlie: mark zucker burg. a brilliant visionary who has done a phenomenal job with facebook. >> charlie: did you
charlie: steve jobs. obviously he was the once in a generation visionary in terms of repeatedly producing products that were beautiful intuitive and loved. >> charlie: what do you make of the fall in their stock price? >> i think my guess is tim cook and that team are not worrying about the short term stock price. they're building for the longer term and stocks go up and down. if you get too focused on that you get distracted. >> charlie: larry page. reated a great company...
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it was really -- that was the one where steve jobs introduced mcintosh. a huge ad that changed the course of history with a company. i'm wondering if you think -- you give advice to apple. rough times recently in this time for another 1984 and. >> well, you know, apple, if you look at the company, they're still doing rather well. the stock being down as it is given their growth that they have in the amount of cash that they have puzzles me a bit, so i think they are in good hands. david: maybe we will see another 1984. thank you so much. always a pleasure. thank you for the preview of what is to come. >> you're welcome. thank you for having me on the show. david: bob parsons, executive chairman and founder. liz: who is going to when the actual game? we have the amazing crest can pick still right here in sealed boxes. this one box, of course, has his pick to win. the other, they are all sealed, has what he predicted the final score. the team and this court. david: boxes are stealing sealed in this a place. on monday we will have him back, and we will open
it was really -- that was the one where steve jobs introduced mcintosh. a huge ad that changed the course of history with a company. i'm wondering if you think -- you give advice to apple. rough times recently in this time for another 1984 and. >> well, you know, apple, if you look at the company, they're still doing rather well. the stock being down as it is given their growth that they have in the amount of cash that they have puzzles me a bit, so i think they are in good hands. david:...
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over in iowa, steve king isn't ruling out a run. he's currently pushing a bill to stop what he calls anchor babies. but what can i say about this next possible candidate for new jersey? >> there can be a new vitalization of the republican party concept where we extolled the vir which yous of the good business and fiscal policy. >> i'll be here every friday until such time as it's no longer legal. >> geraldo rivera leading the gop comeback? i don't think so. joining me now is e.j. e.j., thavnnks for coming on tonight. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> first, what do you make of scott brown's decision? >> i think it's a good decision for him. and i think democrats are very gleeful. if they dance jigs, i think harry reid is dancing one. he was the one candidate who could win that seat. he was running even or slightly ahead of markey. and while i think he was not as strong as he was going to be, he was when he first won. if the mood got a little bit bad on president obama, he could have won it again. he's smart to be running for gove
over in iowa, steve king isn't ruling out a run. he's currently pushing a bill to stop what he calls anchor babies. but what can i say about this next possible candidate for new jersey? >> there can be a new vitalization of the republican party concept where we extolled the vir which yous of the good business and fiscal policy. >> i'll be here every friday until such time as it's no longer legal. >> geraldo rivera leading the gop comeback? i don't think so. joining me now is...
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i ran into steve liesman there. he wanted to get me out for a drink, but you know how hard that is. anyway, you know, i think that the consensus is that the crisis is behind us. not just the european crisis but the whole crisis. and this relief we are having gives a sense of euphoria and is pushing us higher. and i don't see anything standing in the way after serious pull back until we get saip up around 1575 and then i think we're going to out for a while. >> for the investors perspective bb what is the best way to play those game you are predicting. >> well i am still bullish on equities. in december you asked me for a crazy ada and i told you pain was pretty loco and it is about about 8% and we have a lot more room to run in spain. japan, given what avi is doing? japan. >> have you been talking with brian sullivan? that one of his 2013 predictions. i think he is doing his victory lap and it is only february 1st. >> i made that prediction last year. what do you think? >> i think that you're dead right, brian. if you want a job at googen hiems, giver mae heads-up. we would love to
i ran into steve liesman there. he wanted to get me out for a drink, but you know how hard that is. anyway, you know, i think that the consensus is that the crisis is behind us. not just the european crisis but the whole crisis. and this relief we are having gives a sense of euphoria and is pushing us higher. and i don't see anything standing in the way after serious pull back until we get saip up around 1575 and then i think we're going to out for a while. >> for the investors...
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>>steve: until today. >>gretchen: each week we get hundreds of real estate questions from you asking how we can help you rebuild our dreams. this week our real estate expert bob hitting the road to try to answer. he is in fort myers, florida, where he's holding a free seminar. good morning to you, bob. what do you have for us today? >> i'm in fort myers. terrific cloud. they have been wonderful down here. love "fox & friends." love fox news. we're going to be talking about how we got here, where we're going, what the future is from lending to the real estate industry. the future of real estate in america. how the present situation is going to get worse and maybe better at times. we'll cover all those issues, take questions from the audience. the next three hours to try to inform everybody viewing this as to what is going on. >>steve: bob, huge crowd behind you. all good-looking people. >> this place is spectacular. this yacht club has been wonderful. the people are great. the hospitality is great. really w
>>steve: until today. >>gretchen: each week we get hundreds of real estate questions from you asking how we can help you rebuild our dreams. this week our real estate expert bob hitting the road to try to answer. he is in fort myers, florida, where he's holding a free seminar. good morning to you, bob. what do you have for us today? >> i'm in fort myers. terrific cloud. they have been wonderful down here. love "fox & friends." love fox news. we're going to be...
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>>steve: it is mr. brennan's appearance before this committee today for his confirmation that lawmakers feel if we're ever going to get answers regarding the program, it's now. that's why it is extraordinary and probably a little coincidental that they would go ahead and relent and release it to the lawmakers today. >>brian: here's what's good about it. we're going to get real questions from both sides rather than what a great guy you are, what a horrible person you are, and speech making. wur going to get both sides probing john brennan in a respectful way, i believe, to legitimize some of the tactics when he was working counterterror for the center. charles krauthammer looks at constitutional hurdles and why in some ways this could be challenging. >> they want to pretend you can only hit an american al qaeda operative who is an imminent threat and define him in a threat out of existence by saying al qaeda is continually hatching plots, so he's always, all day and all night, an imminent threat, i.e., t
>>steve: it is mr. brennan's appearance before this committee today for his confirmation that lawmakers feel if we're ever going to get answers regarding the program, it's now. that's why it is extraordinary and probably a little coincidental that they would go ahead and relent and release it to the lawmakers today. >>brian: here's what's good about it. we're going to get real questions from both sides rather than what a great guy you are, what a horrible person you are, and speech...
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the man who runs nokia, former microsoft executive, friend of steve ballmer. we know microsoft sniffed around rim. do you think there is a chance that they do more than partner up? you think microsoft could make a move for nokia to buy? >> i guess anything could happen. i wouldn't go into the stock expecting that to happen. what i would do is say okay, of all my speculative money i have to work with, i think nokia is here. i would work with the stop at like three bucks. i wouldn't take more than 25% risk. i think if it heads below 3, something major could be wrong. >> right. >> and perfect timing for this segment. we just flashed up a moment ago the fact that blackberry has the best ever for blackberry in canada yesterday. i want it pose, and i'm also kind of stealing your thunder because it is one of your 2013 predecks and a speculative prediction about maybe oracle making a play. what do you reckon, jeff? >> well, acquiring companies the last 24 months, i wouldn't play that out of the realm, mandy. remember a couple years ago, at 50, $50, and they got very c
the man who runs nokia, former microsoft executive, friend of steve ballmer. we know microsoft sniffed around rim. do you think there is a chance that they do more than partner up? you think microsoft could make a move for nokia to buy? >> i guess anything could happen. i wouldn't go into the stock expecting that to happen. what i would do is say okay, of all my speculative money i have to work with, i think nokia is here. i would work with the stop at like three bucks. i wouldn't take...
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melissa: steve, wow, quite a story m thanks so much. now turning to today's market moment. the blizzard slamming the northeast led to aquiet day on the wall street. dow briefly crossed the 14,000 mark, all three majors posted modest gains. the dow, however, snapped a five-week winning streak. meanwhile, nasdaq and s&p 500 had sixth straight weekly gains. next on "money," the roof is blown off in a legal arms smuggling operation by iran, but it reveals a bigger plot o shake up the middle east. we have alarming details coming up. plus, blizzards are annoying, but this time it is personal. why this massive storm is making one very sad 5-year-old boy in florida. more "money" straight ahead. more "money" straight ahead. ♪ this is $100,000. more "money" straight ahead. ♪ we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. melissa: turning now to
melissa: steve, wow, quite a story m thanks so much. now turning to today's market moment. the blizzard slamming the northeast led to aquiet day on the wall street. dow briefly crossed the 14,000 mark, all three majors posted modest gains. the dow, however, snapped a five-week winning streak. meanwhile, nasdaq and s&p 500 had sixth straight weekly gains. next on "money," the roof is blown off in a legal arms smuggling operation by iran, but it reveals a bigger plot o shake up the...
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steve's going to lead this. you'll follow up with this conversation here. >> yes, we will. >> "squawk" will be right back. >>> making headlines this morning, a new twist at the center of the government's insider trading case against a former portfolio manager at s.a.c. it includes a trade that directly involves steven cohen, and possible line of defense they may take for the portfolio manager, and more importantly may raise questions about whether the government could build a case against cohen. federal prosecutors have claimed s.a.c. dumped too many shares in 2008 after the former employee matthew martomo received secret information from a doctor about a drug. they said s.a.c. shorted the stock after the announcement of bad news. but trading records reportedly indicate the hedge fund did not have a negative bet in place, in advance of the announcement of the drug trial's disappointing results. the records now indicate s.a.c. had no exposure, changing the narrative over what was happening here. often times, hedg
steve's going to lead this. you'll follow up with this conversation here. >> yes, we will. >> "squawk" will be right back. >>> making headlines this morning, a new twist at the center of the government's insider trading case against a former portfolio manager at s.a.c. it includes a trade that directly involves steven cohen, and possible line of defense they may take for the portfolio manager, and more importantly may raise questions about whether the government...
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steve? >> thank you, andrew. more than 71,000 fans were left in the dark at the super bowl on sunday. among them, a man with a unique perspective on the issue, david crane, nrg energy president and ceo. so, david, you have a plan, or something that's already in place, right, which is to bring solar power to metlife stadium, which is where there's -- the super bowl next year is going to be. >> yes, well metlife stadium has 1300 solar panels around the top of the stadium and they power the l.e.d. lighting. and then 25 times more power than the l.e.d. lighting so they add power to the full stadium. >> i have to say something, which is that my band just got a series of l.e.d. lights. they're amazing. this is a huge revolution in lighting. they're this big, they're really thin. they take no power. they're not hot. so that's part of why you could do this. how -- give us an idea, what is 1300 solar panels by way of power? how many homes is that? give us a context for that? >> well, in this case it'
steve? >> thank you, andrew. more than 71,000 fans were left in the dark at the super bowl on sunday. among them, a man with a unique perspective on the issue, david crane, nrg energy president and ceo. so, david, you have a plan, or something that's already in place, right, which is to bring solar power to metlife stadium, which is where there's -- the super bowl next year is going to be. >> yes, well metlife stadium has 1300 solar panels around the top of the stadium and they...
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go to steve. steve has a question. >> let's look at growth, a couple things we could do that would dramatically improve the u.s. growth prospects. first of all, roger, before we begin that conversation, is america in a permanent 2% growth world or is 3% a reasonable achievable prospect? >> no, in my opinion we are not in a 2% growth mold, if you look beyond 2013, i think you can see a scenario we do a lot better than that on growth because of housing, manufacture and gas, housing and revived consumer and the odds we get to 3% plus, 2014, 2015, 2016 are better. >> is that part of your corporate planning? >> we plan conservatively. i thought you end up with a better outcome. >> you have to have flexibility. you never go into it saying here's my number. by the same token, if you plan for this kind of sales number and put costs into that, it's a heck of a lot tougher to take costs out. i have concern about the debt and drag that puts on the economy. there are two things they could do that would help t
go to steve. steve has a question. >> let's look at growth, a couple things we could do that would dramatically improve the u.s. growth prospects. first of all, roger, before we begin that conversation, is america in a permanent 2% growth world or is 3% a reasonable achievable prospect? >> no, in my opinion we are not in a 2% growth mold, if you look beyond 2013, i think you can see a scenario we do a lot better than that on growth because of housing, manufacture and gas, housing...
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good morning to you, steve. >> good morning, simon. i want to bring you exclusive parts of the interview which we taped after the live portion ended from the man who has done more than anybody else to promote this idea of the federal reserve using economic targets, a real revolution in central banking. evans sees evidence already that qe, this unlimited qe, qe linked to economic dark sets working. he see it is in auto loans, in a revival in the housing sector, most importantly, he see it is happening in the minds of investors. >> the investment climate seems to be one people are increasingly understanding that very low interest rates on super safe assets are going to be around for a while and if they are worried about that, they need to take on more risk and taking on that more risk will help get the question growing. >> this is the key to i havens, changing the minds of investors, getting the federal reserve to maintain the policy in place, when it looks like the economy is turning around. the question when will it turn around so the
good morning to you, steve. >> good morning, simon. i want to bring you exclusive parts of the interview which we taped after the live portion ended from the man who has done more than anybody else to promote this idea of the federal reserve using economic targets, a real revolution in central banking. evans sees evidence already that qe, this unlimited qe, qe linked to economic dark sets working. he see it is in auto loans, in a revival in the housing sector, most importantly, he see it...
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david: but in pursuit of that mid-range, which of course steve jobs didn't really deal much with, because he said, look, should pay a premium for our product because it is so unique, it is so inventive and so break through and people were willing to do it. doesn't that bring down the brand for a bit, if you go from the mid-range from the top range? doesn't it pull the brand down and you're competing with hundreds of other companies instead after couple? >> the key like any company they're at a point where i think they have to segment the market. tough do that very carefully when you start at the high end. if they go mid-range they will have to reduce some features and functionality of those phones but still continue to invery nate and bring innovations to the high end of the market and mid-range. liz: what about doing something exciting? you're already there. >> we're on board. liz: people are saying where is the dividend? where is the share buyback? where is the acquisition? where is the use of that cash? >> for instance, you're right there is latent value in capital that they have 135 b
david: but in pursuit of that mid-range, which of course steve jobs didn't really deal much with, because he said, look, should pay a premium for our product because it is so unique, it is so inventive and so break through and people were willing to do it. doesn't that bring down the brand for a bit, if you go from the mid-range from the top range? doesn't it pull the brand down and you're competing with hundreds of other companies instead after couple? >> the key like any company they're...
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steve? >> more now from jeremy siegel. let's talk high finance theory here, which the academic world has advice for investors. and it's simple advice, complicated to execute, is the best portfolio, the pair time portfolio, the u taupe onportfolio is one that owns the world. >> right. >> and the conclusion of most academics is that most people are short the world. >> yes. >> so let's talk about your portfolio and how you own the world. do you own it in terms of gdp, do you own it in terms of growth? how should people go about owning the world, and why should they? >> why should they own the world is easy. right now over half the world's gdp is produced outside the developed countries. outside of japan. outside of europe and the united states. so, you know, and it was only one quarter 30 years ago, in 20 years it's going to be two thirds, and then in 30 and 40 it's going to be three quarters. so the world is changing dramatically. you've got to own the world. not only is that where the growth
steve? >> more now from jeremy siegel. let's talk high finance theory here, which the academic world has advice for investors. and it's simple advice, complicated to execute, is the best portfolio, the pair time portfolio, the u taupe onportfolio is one that owns the world. >> right. >> and the conclusion of most academics is that most people are short the world. >> yes. >> so let's talk about your portfolio and how you own the world. do you own it in terms of gdp,...
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thank you steve for the president loves drones. the judge andrew napolitano has questions on how he wants to use them. connell: if you want to make some money on the whole drone discussion, here is a look at the stop plate in and of that sector. we will bring the judge in here next. you do not want to miss that. ♪ dagen: a confidential justice department memo came by nbc and revealed that the u.s. government can order the killing of any american citizen believed to be associated with al qaeda. connell: judge andrew napolitano is here. your take on what we have been hearing about drones and the legality of them. >> federal judges and ordinary citizens have been seeking the legal research on which the government has relied that they can kill if they are in harm of national security. suddenly, it shows up in an nbc newsroom earlier this week. they really have made fools of the judges who spent hours and days and weeks struggling over the laws involved here. the document itself is breathtaking and chilling in the cavalier way that su
thank you steve for the president loves drones. the judge andrew napolitano has questions on how he wants to use them. connell: if you want to make some money on the whole drone discussion, here is a look at the stop plate in and of that sector. we will bring the judge in here next. you do not want to miss that. ♪ dagen: a confidential justice department memo came by nbc and revealed that the u.s. government can order the killing of any american citizen believed to be associated with al...
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steve. >> steve: william lajeunesse live in l.a. where the sun will be up in about an hour and the manhunt continues. >> brian: thank you very much. it's just so amazing, one thing about california is, los angeles, you're in the city, 75 degrees. in 45 minutes, you're in the snow. >> gretchen: speak of snow. >> brian: i just walked by an open door before, it's started. the storm has started. the snow is falling in the northeast and new england are bracing for this blizzard. by the time it's over action some areas could see up to two feet of snow. the monster storm already causing headaches at airports where close to 3,000 flights have been canceled. anna kooiman is helping us track the storm in new york with the latest. >> good morning to you. some estimates are even saying up to three feet of snow in some places. residents across the northeast and transportation officials, emergency crews are all preparing for the biggest snow storm of the season. it's expected to cause whiteout conditions and widespread power outages. school offic
steve. >> steve: william lajeunesse live in l.a. where the sun will be up in about an hour and the manhunt continues. >> brian: thank you very much. it's just so amazing, one thing about california is, los angeles, you're in the city, 75 degrees. in 45 minutes, you're in the snow. >> gretchen: speak of snow. >> brian: i just walked by an open door before, it's started. the storm has started. the snow is falling in the northeast and new england are bracing for this...
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steve fox is a lobbyist for the marijuana policy project. his group worked with the two democrats from oregon and colorado who created the bills. they would end federal marijuana prohibition and let states decide their own policies. now, fox says there are billions of dollars being wasted on marijuana prohib biggs. he says not only can the government save that money but generate the money from the growing and selling of marijuana much like the sale of could. fox believes it's only a matter of time before the federal government leaves it up to the state. >> what we think will be the real driver in congress is the fact that states like colorado and washington have made marijuana legal and are setting up their own system of regulation and taxation. >> reporter: he believes a handful of states will be voting to legalize marijuana for social use over the next few years. until then, he hopes the proposals we hear today get support on capitol hill. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also expect a medical marijuana debate he
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ashley: if he could do what steve jobs did he would be very popular up deed. brian white, thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks a lot, bye. tracy: all right. we have a news alert for you. moments ago president obama pressing congress to avoid a way avoid automatic spending cuts that go into effect but he admitted he may not be able to uphold his end of the bargain. >> i know that a full budget may not be finished before march 1st. and unfortunately that is the date when a series of harmful automatic cuts to job creating invests and defense spending also known as the sequester, are scheduled to take effect. tracy: that budget was originally due on february 4th. we're a little late as it is. ashley: yesterday. tracy: and the congressional budget office says the federal deficit will fall to $845 billion this fiscal year. that is down sharply from the past four years. now it also assumes the automatic spending cuts will take place which of course president obama says he wants to avoid. hmmm. here to break down the numbers, steve bell, senior d
ashley: if he could do what steve jobs did he would be very popular up deed. brian white, thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks a lot, bye. tracy: all right. we have a news alert for you. moments ago president obama pressing congress to avoid a way avoid automatic spending cuts that go into effect but he admitted he may not be able to uphold his end of the bargain. >> i know that a full budget may not be finished before march 1st. and unfortunately that is the...
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mayer one of the representatives from high tech meeting with the president along with former aol chief steve case and the head of qualcomm as well. the president will also meet with the labor side of the equation. not always as supportive of bringing in new workers into the american workforce. now the president's state of the union speech is one week from today. immigration expected to be a central theme. >>> san francisco based visa, the credit card company reporting profits today. you get double data out of these guys. not only do we get a picture of how the company is doing, its health shows us how the consumer is spending because visa gets a cut of every transaction. happy visa data is happy consumer spending data. sign of the times. mike inouye snapped this picture of the old solyndra plant as workers took down the solyndra sign. seagate, maker of disk drives bought the building for $90 million. >> and standard & poor's is being sued for intentionally misleading mortgage risks before the great recession of 2009. the government answers s&p was more interested in making money than accurat
mayer one of the representatives from high tech meeting with the president along with former aol chief steve case and the head of qualcomm as well. the president will also meet with the labor side of the equation. not always as supportive of bringing in new workers into the american workforce. now the president's state of the union speech is one week from today. immigration expected to be a central theme. >>> san francisco based visa, the credit card company reporting profits today....